This activity is all about you. Let’s talk about your learning. Did you achieve your goals for the module? What information from this week did you find helpful for your career and future goals? How will you use the information? Share what interactions, resources, activities helped you to meet the goals, and how they helped. […]

Your instructor will leave a weekly video, notes, additional resources here. This is a space where you can interact, ask questions about the material, assignments, etc.   Post your initial response on the discussion board by Wednesday at 11:59PM/Eastern for maximum timeliness credit. Be sure to review your writing for grammar and spelling before posting. […]

Your instructor will leave a weekly video, notes, additional resources here. This is a space where you can interact, ask questions about the material, assignments, etc.   Post your initial response on the discussion board by Wednesday at 11:59PM/Eastern for maximum timeliness credit. Be sure to review your writing for grammar and spelling before posting. […]

Global Technology Concerns. The subject of the third case study analysis is Google’s actions in China. Please read the following article, Why Google Quit China – And Why It’s Heading Back. (Links to an external site.) And, listen to the instructor video posted in the discussion thread below.   For this discussion answer the following […]

Watch the video, Scandals Illustrated. Read the article, Wells Fargo Fraud (Links to an external site.). And, be sure to view the instructor’s lecture posted in the discussion thread.   For this discussion answer the following questions in your initial post:   Explain how this case study demonstrates conflict of interest, and identify one other […]

Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” – George Santayana   One reason business students look at history and case studies is the chance to reflect on the facts of the case, determine the causes of a (regrettable) action, and through analysis make a recommendation regarding the policies and procedures that […]

Question 1When preparing to discuss values and conflicts, we frame our perspective in a way that will appeal to the values and perspective that we share with our     Lunch     Enemies     Audience     Boss    Question 2GVV pillar 5 is the pillar called     Voice     Self-knowledge […]

Question 1The forth strategy for avoiding bribes, according to the HBR article, is     Become a non-profit     Shut down the organization     Recalibrate performance-based targets and compensation relative to high risk     Wing it    Question 2The HBR article suggests that bribery is not really about the money, it is […]

Question 1Companies have shareholders that desire a return on financial support, employees that want to have a safe job earning a reasonable wage, and     The government who wants companies to earn a profit so as to tax them     Customers who desire a quality product or service at a reasonable price   […]

Question 1According to the GVV pillar 3 video, what does “normalization” mean?     By expecting values conflicts to be a normal part of our lives, we can approach them calmly and competently     A type of school at the turn of the 20th Century     Finding an average temperature     Finding […]